USAID/Georgia

Country Development and Cooperation Strategy

USAID's strategy for Georgia informs assistance planning, budgeting, and resource allocation for programs in Georgia. To view the full strategy, please click here: Country Development Cooperation Strategy for Georgia

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Increasingly stable, integrated, and health society

USAID's Nursing Vocational Education Project improves the competencies of nurses currently practicing in Georgia through an intensive training program.

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Interactive Maps: USAID Support for Elections Monitoring

USAID has more than $17 million in programming directly related to the 2012-14 parliamentary and presidential elections in Georgia. You can use our interactive maps to see the extensive reach of U.S. Government supported monitoring and observation efforts.

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Inclusive and sustainable economic growth

With the help of USAID and the U.S. Department of the Interior, Turkey and Georgia developed and signed an action plan for cooperation on managing a new transboundary park, the first of its kind in the region.

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Inclusive and sustainable economic growth

USAID's Economic Prosperity Initiative supports agricultural training for mandarin farmers in western Georgia to boost productivity and farmer incomes.

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Democratic checks and balances and accountable governance enhanced

USAID’s ten Centers for Civic Engagement offer a meeting space free-of-charge for political parties, civil society organizations, journalists, and citizens to discuss issues of importance. Find a CCE near you at www.cce.ge

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Latest News and Updates

05/13/2013

USAID Sponsored Second Annual Fair-Conference for Civics Teachers

03/12/2013

USAID Supports Access to Mobility Equipment for Persons with Disabilities in Georgia

03/12/2013

Ambassador Norland Attends Conference on Political Party Financing and Women’s Participation in Politics

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Development Objectives

Building on over 20 years of successful partnership with Georgia, the U.S. Government will dedicate its resources to new and continuing USAID programs over the next five years to achieve the goal, Georgia’s democratic, free-market, Western orientation enhanced.